This report is designed to give you a bird’s eye view of what the real estate market in Griffin, GA currently looks like. I update this information quite often in order to keep you in the loop about changes to the local market.

The latest Griffin, GA Real Estate Trends are up at my site -- Check it out! :)

Is now the time to buy or put my home on the market in Griffin? Take a look at my latest market reports and you decide. There are still some really good deals out there and the market always appreciates competitively priced homes that offer real value.

And just remember: with me as your real estate agent...

It's always Sunny with a (great) chance of selling. :) So, check it out!

Autumn Ridge Subdivision in Griffin, GA - YTD Activity Report

Report Date: October 31, 2009

YTD = Year-To-Date

DOM = Days on Market

TIME IS RUNNING OUT.....for the 2009 Tax Credit Deadline

which ends November 30, 2009. This credit is available to first time homebuyers and/or people that have not owned a home in the last 3 years. *The federal credit is 10% of the purchase price up to $8,000.00 and the state credit is up to $1,800.00 or 1.2% of your purchase price.

That is a possible tax credit of $9,800.00 just for purchasing a home before the deadline! 100% financing is still available in many rural areas of Georgia including all of Butts, Pike, Lamar, Upson, Meriwether and some parts of Spalding and Henry counties. There is no better time than now to purchase your dream home.

BUYER'S SEMINAR

DATE: Monday, September 14, 2009

TIME: 7:00 - 8:00 PM

LOCATION: Griffin Technical College

PRESENTED BY:

McLeRoy Realty Associates, Inc. 770-567-3030

Real Estate Mortgage Networking, Inc.

* Certain Restrictions Apply

In a single word: No.

That probably isn't the answer that you were expecting or hoping to hear from me, but it's an honest one. As much as I would love the opportunity to gain your trust - then hopefully your business - I will not lie to you in order to get it.

Whenever I hear about other agents guaranteeing to sell their clients' houses, I just have to shake my head in disbelief that the agent could be so careless with their words, and in sorrow for their clients' possible letdown. Unless this agent has super-powers and is capable of doing a Hiro Nakamura - bending space and time to be able to glimpse into the future - I'm not exactly sure how they can make guarantees such as this.

Perhaps they reason: it's all about getting the seller listed today. Tomorrow will take care of itself. Besides, they didn't say when they would sell it - only that they would. Could be 20 days from now, or it could be 20 years. Who's counting? Right?

Well, you're counting - that's who.

You're counting on honest and professional advice. So, I can't guarantee you that I will get your home sold. However, I can guarantee that we will always hold up our end of the bargain: We will provide you with a full-blown strategic marketing plan that will generate a steady flow of ready, willing and able buyers - buyers who are still looking to purchase, even in this market.

I can guarantee you maximum exposure and constant communication. And I can guarantee that I will never stop thinking up new ways to help make your home stand out from the crowd and buyers unwilling to walk away from it.

I can guarantee you that I will make it my mission to do everything possible to get you and your family where you need to go - when you need to be there. To always put you in the best negotiating position possible and to make things easier for you every single step of the way.

I can even guarantee that I won't attempt to hold you hostage - if you aren't satisfied then you will not be a prisoner to a listing agreement.

I can guarantee you these things, but I can't guarantee with absolute certainty that your home will sell. Not in this market. Not in any market.